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Hair extensions an affordable alternative
Comments 0 | Recommend 0A little-known fact for those who admire the hairstyles of the rich and famous: Most of the time, that's not their real hair. The celebrities you see on the red carpet with cascades of perfect locks are more than likely wearing a hairpiece or two.
With hair extensions, you get instant gratification. You can have longer hair now, without having to wait for it to grow. They also add fullness and are made in every color, which allows for more styling possibilities. They are great for a special occasion or if you aren't willing to permanently change your hairstyle. There are a few different types of extensions that you can get, but they can get expensive and require lots of care.
Clip-in hair makes it easy to change your look without spending a whole lot. Jessica Simpson and her stylist, Ken Paves, have created Hairdo, quality extensions that are affordable, look good and are easy to wear. They are low-maintenance and you can put them in yourself, without the help of a stylist. The 100 percent human hair extensions can last up to one year with proper care. The synthetic hair looks surprisingly natural and can last from one to three months. The extensions come pre-styled, so half the work is done for you. The best part is that these pieces can be put in so easily and are virtually undetectable. Hairdo is sold at salons, online and has been featured on the Home Shopping Network.
Jenny Dagnino is publications coordinator for Dolce & Companies Corporation. Dolce Salon and Spa is located in the Boulevard Shops at 3325 W. Chandler Blvd., in front of the Chandler Fashion Center. To ask Jenny a question, e-mail her at jenny@dolceco.com or visit www.dolceco.com for more information.
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